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A Chief Inspector Gamache Novel, #11
by Louise PennyIt's not possible for us to write full length reviews of every book, particular those in a series, so we did not review The Nature of The Beast, but we did feature Bury Your Dead (#6) and How The Light Gets In (#9).
This review
first ran in the December 9, 2015
issue of BookBrowse Recommends.
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